Cesar Tamayo
Leads Rocklin programming and supports player development with collegiate experience and a kinesiology background.
About Cesar TamayoIndoor turf work on footwork, glove work, and accurate throws for players ages 8-14U from Rocklin, Roseville, Granite Bay, and Loomis.
Most missed ground balls are a footwork problem, not a glove problem. Rocklin defensive lessons work on the approach to the ball, the first step, the funnel, and the exchange — then the throw, so the whole play holds up at game speed instead of only in warm-ups.
The Duluth Ave building has turf and cage lanes under one roof, so a defensive lesson can move from short-hop work on turf to live reps without waiting on a field or a dry afternoon. That matters most from November through March, when outdoor infields around Placer County are unusable for weeks at a time.
4283 Duluth AveLeads Rocklin programming and supports player development with collegiate experience and a kinesiology background.
About Cesar TamayoCollege alumnus focused on energetic instruction and player development.
About Logan CoeRocklin-area college alumnus with playing experience at Folsom Lake College, Oregon Tech, and Jessup University.
About Bryce PetrillaFormer Chicago Cubs draft pick and longtime coach with experience across college and high school baseball.
About Bruce CarmichaelCollege coach with experience at Johnson County Community College, Central Missouri, and Jessup University.
About Quintan HallOn the indoor turf at 4283 Duluth Ave, Rocklin, CA 95765. Defensive work does not depend on field availability or the weather, which is the main reason families train through the winter here.
Usually the feet, not the glove. If the first step is late or the approach leaves a player fielding off the back foot, even a clean glove ends up rushed. Lessons rebuild the approach and the footwork first, then the exchange and throw on top of it.
The reads are different — first step, routes, and playing through the ball on a throw — so sessions are built around the positions the athlete actually plays. Call 916-465-5551 and mention where the player is on the field.
For footwork, hands, exchanges, and throwing mechanics, yes — those are the pieces that break down under pressure and they are best trained with high reps and immediate feedback. Full-depth outfield reads need space a batting facility cannot give, and BBT will say so rather than sell a session that cannot deliver it.
Cesar Tamayo is the Rocklin GM and can match a player to the right defensive coach based on position and age. He brings collegiate playing experience and a kinesiology background.
Tell us about your athlete and the BBT team will follow up about infield / outfield lessons at Rocklin.